Breastfeeding & pumping can be done successfully by many mothers. There are some things though that do make it a bit easier to do, and what follows are some tips to improve your experience: Read more »
When it comes to the use of prescription and non-prescription medications, you will find that there are not always clear answers on whether breastfeeding & medications are compatible. Read more »
In the last several posts, I have been providing information on various breastpumps, all single pumps so far. In this post, I want to discuss two types of double pumps, which are pumps that allow you to pump one, or both breasts simultaneously.
You have come to the right place if you are having breastfeeding problems. Every lactation consultant in town knew me when I gave birth to my children, because I experienced many different types of problems over the course of nursing my children. Read more »
L- The Cradle Hold, Middle - The Football Hold, R- Lying Down
When it comes to alcohol and breastfeeding, it becomes clear that there are no clear-cut answers. There is a lot of conflicting information out there, so I will try to give you some of the facts. Read more »
If you have not already read a previous post on recognizing the signs and symptoms of mastitis, you may want to do so first, and then return here.
In an earlier post, I discussed tips for weaning that apply to children of all ages. However, if you have been doing extended breastfeeding, you may still be nursing a toddler or preschooler. In this case, you may be comfortable with child-led weaning. However, if you want some ideas on breastfeeding weaning an older child, here are some ideas: Read more »
